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conditions existing here as to the climate, e t c . , and that if the pipe could not be delivered so that the same can be used this fall, that the order be cancelled; o r , that if not, that the Com~anv Dav the interest on said monev due until the .pipe can be used: The Committee on Irrieation r e ~ o r t e dhavine visited the City dam at the end of -the milliace, a s to i t s location. Stated that the same had been moved considerably farther up the Creek than where i t s location was. On motion Councilman Bulloch, the City Watermaster was instructed to have the present dam moved to i t s original place forthwith. Carried. The Manager of the Cedar City Co-op reported having some flagstone which he wished to dispose of, and asked the City to purchase the same for the paving of the cross street between the bank and the store. No action taken. On motion Councilman Foster, the City was to pay for the cementing of the crossing on the east side of Main Street between the Bank and the Co-op Store. Granted.
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Nov. 1 9 , 1 9 0 9 . . .The Mayor stated that a railroad car of pipe had arrived 5 Lund. Nov. 2 9 , 1909 ... It was decided to get teams and have the pipe hauled from Lund forthwith. Dec. 2 , 1909.. .Mayor Woodbury stated that Mr. Lawrence had been engaged by the Health Board to visit all places with any contagious diseases reported. He stated that he had visited all Typhoid patients. Jan. 5 , 1 9 1 0 . . .Quarantine: The Mayor asked the sentiment of the Council a s to the closing order of the Board of Wealth. After an extensive discussion, it was the unanimous opinion of the Council that the Board of Health be sustained in continuing closing of all public gatherings. ( I n the spring of 1910, Mayor Woodbury took a leave of absence to continue his education. He was a teacher by profession. )

Includes biographies of the mayors of Cedar City and examples from the city minutes showing the events that took place under each administration. The three histories printed in the second section were written by three men at three different times in the history of Cedar City.

conditions existing here as to the climate, e t c . , and that if the pipe could not be delivered so that the same can be used this fall, that the order be cancelled; o r , that if not, that the Com~anv Dav the interest on said monev due until the .pipe can be used: The Committee on Irrieation r e ~ o r t e dhavine visited the City dam at the end of -the milliace, a s to i t s location. Stated that the same had been moved considerably farther up the Creek than where i t s location was. On motion Councilman Bulloch, the City Watermaster was instructed to have the present dam moved to i t s original place forthwith. Carried. The Manager of the Cedar City Co-op reported having some flagstone which he wished to dispose of, and asked the City to purchase the same for the paving of the cross street between the bank and the store. No action taken. On motion Councilman Foster, the City was to pay for the cementing of the crossing on the east side of Main Street between the Bank and the Co-op Store. Granted.
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Nov. 1 9 , 1 9 0 9 . . .The Mayor stated that a railroad car of pipe had arrived 5 Lund. Nov. 2 9 , 1909 ... It was decided to get teams and have the pipe hauled from Lund forthwith. Dec. 2 , 1909.. .Mayor Woodbury stated that Mr. Lawrence had been engaged by the Health Board to visit all places with any contagious diseases reported. He stated that he had visited all Typhoid patients. Jan. 5 , 1 9 1 0 . . .Quarantine: The Mayor asked the sentiment of the Council a s to the closing order of the Board of Wealth. After an extensive discussion, it was the unanimous opinion of the Council that the Board of Health be sustained in continuing closing of all public gatherings. ( I n the spring of 1910, Mayor Woodbury took a leave of absence to continue his education. He was a teacher by profession. )